Feel comfortable, luxurious and have a good night’s sleep with the best bed sheets on the market today
Author: Tom May, Ruth Hamilton Last updated 2021-10-26T14:48:24.807Z
Welcome to T3's guide to the best bed sheets. For your physical and mental health, nothing is more important than a good night’s sleep. This means that some of us are at least willing to invest a little more to get the best mattresses, the best duvets and the best pillows. But one thing we often overlook is getting the best bed sheets.
think about it. Whenever you stay in a good hotel, isn't it the best feeling to wrap your body in luxurious, silky soft sheets? Don't you want to feel the same night after night? Yes, the best sheets are not always the cheapest. However, if you calculate the extra cost compared to cheap and annoying, and then divide it by the number of times you will enjoy them, night after night, you will realize that they are a bit cheap.
Below we list the best bed sheets on the market today, with different price ranges and made of various materials (if you haven’t decided what to look for, our cotton vs. bamboo vs. linen sheet comparison illustrates the difference. ). We will also provide some suggestions on which ones might be best for you and which ones also score high in terms of environmental impact. Read on to our selection of the best sheets on the market now.
The short answer is that 180 and above are acceptable, and 400-800 is considered very high quality. Above 800, this may be a marketing BS. Generally, the higher the thread count, the softer the bed sheet, but it is more complicated than this-for a full explanation, please go to our "What is the best thread count for bed sheet?" article.
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Let's get to the point: Sheets & Giggles Eucalyptus Sheets checked all our boxes. They are super comfortable, cool on hot nights, and environmentally friendly when started, making them a firm choice for the best bed sheets we can buy today. These sheets have an impressive 400 needle count and are made with a luxurious satin weave process, which is both durable and super soft. They are made of 100% eucalyptus lyocell fiber, which is a kind of rayon. Unlike viscose, it does not use carbon disulfide, which is toxic to workers and the environment. This means that these boards are static-free and free of harmful chemicals, as evidenced by their FKT and OEKO-TEX certifications. Eucalyptus Lyocell also has a natural temperature balance function, making it an ideal choice for hot pillowers.
They are also very useful and practical. The corners of the bed sheets easily fit 12 to 20 inch thick mattresses, and the flat bed sheets are 4 inches longer than the industry average-but please note that they are currently only available in US sizes. Yes, they are not the cheapest on the market, and they must be cleaned in cold water. But Sheets & Giggles is very confident that you will fall in love with them. They provide returns without hesitation, and even pay for the return postage.
If you are looking for the best cotton sheets, please go directly to Hampton & Astley. This British brand produces a selection of top-quality Egyptian cotton satin bedding. We tested the sheets from Hampton & Astley and found that they were buttery soft, super smooth, and very comfortable to sleep. They also regulate the temperature well, so you won't sweat when you wake up. They offer a 30-day trial and a 1-year warranty. At full price, these sheets are not cheap, but this is one of the brands that often offers substantial discounts (in fact, we dare to say that they are never actually sold in RRP). The range may be a bit limited-there is no single size, only three colors to choose from-but if you don't mind, this is a good choice.
If you like linen sheets, please go to Scooms. This is the brand behind some of the best pillows and best bath towels, so it is one of our top choices for soft household products. These sheets will not disappoint: they look and feel super luxurious. Scooms Double Linen sheets are produced in small batches to ensure high attention to detail, using soft fibers woven from high-quality French flax. Certified by Beko-Tex Standard 100, it does not contain harmful toxins and chemical substances, and provides a one-year warranty. The fitted sheets have a continuous elastic hem and useful "foot" tags to show the direction of the sheets.
If you are looking for cotton sheets, we think the best option is to check out The White Company's Savoy collection. Nothing is more refined than these Egyptian cotton sheets, it has 400 needle count and high density weave. They are designed by the British company The White Company and made in Portugal. They are woven from two strands of yarn. The attention to detail is shocking and gives a real sense of luxury. These award-winning sheets are very soft and look great when draped on the mattress, making bedtime more attractive. Yes, they are only white (although you can choose from a range of elegant ribbon detail colors)-but when they look so beautiful, why do you want anything else?
Not only are these sheets soft and comfortable, they are probably the most cost-effective of any sheet on our list. The Mellani bed sheet set is made of 100% polyester microfiber, which is more durable than cotton. Although it is a synthetic fiber, it is designed to be breathable and moisture wicking (whether they actually did this, some reviewers commented that they sleep very hot, while many others seem to have no problems). There are many colors to choose from, including those designed with Quatrefoil, if you prefer. Melanie said that if you are not satisfied with the purchased product for any reason, you can return it at any time without asking any questions.
If you have a limited budget but still want beautiful sheets, then we recommend this set in the Amazon Basics series. Although they are not the most luxurious or long-lasting, they are still cute and comfortable, and the price is surprisingly low. These sheets are made of 100% polyester microfiber and are easy to maintain: machine wash only in warm water, avoid bleaching, and then dry at low temperature. However, if you tend to sleep very hot, they may not be a good choice.
Bamboo is indeed the fabric of the future. It is not only soft, silky, luxurious, but also responsible for the environment. That's because bamboo requires very little water and grows quickly, so the yield of bamboo in an area is 10 times that of cotton. In other words, many products marked with bamboo are actually a mixture of fibers. However, these Pure Bamboo sheets are the real deal, made of 100% organic bamboo viscose, and have passed the OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification.
They are made of 300-thread count satin fabric, providing a soft, smooth and silky feel. The fabric also has natural temperature regulation and moisture wicking functions, which can help you stay cool and relaxed on a hot night. The envelope-style pillowcase in this set is equipped with overlapping seals to prevent the pillow from slipping out. The fitted sheets have elastic edges and are suitable for any mattress that does not exceed 16 inches in thickness.
If you live in a hot climate or just have a tendency to be hot at night, then the best bed linen for you may be this cool bamboo bed linen from Hotel Sheets Direct. They are made of 100% bamboo fiber, can adjust the temperature, help you stay cool all night, and have moisture wicking function to prevent sweat. More generally, bamboo mimics the satin feel on the skin, which is perfect for summer and spring nights with a breeze. These sheets have elastic bands around them (not just the corners), and pockets can be placed around the mattress, up to 15 inches deep. They can be cleaned with mild liquid detergent in cold to warm water; they can be dried with a medium-low heat.
Tom May is a freelance writer and author of the book "Great Ted Talks: Creativity". He used to be the editor-in-chief of professional photography magazines, associate editor-in-chief of Creative Bloq, and deputy editor-in-chief of net magazine. He has also worked for various mainstream publications, including Radio Times, NME, Heat, Company and Bella.
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